Coronary heart disease claims number one for the cause of death among women and is known as “the silent killer.” In the United States, one in three women die from coronary heart disease, and almost two-thirds of those women die suddenly showing no symptoms at all. Heart disease also totals hundreds of billions of dollars in direct and indirect costs due to health expenditures and loss of productivity efforts. This disease occasionally connects the cardiovascular system and nervous system to alert the victim of its condition by providing physical signs to obtain immediate medical attention. Although coronary heart disease can be lethal, the diagnosis, prognosis and treatments can be handled effortlessly with little to no medications, dependent